Sentence examples for statements wrong from inspiring English sources

And maybe I have heard the previous statements wrong, governor.

His latest actions prove those statements wrong (observers of Czech politics would say: once again).

He was obviously eager to shed his reputation in some quarters as a bully, so he repeatedly prefaced efforts to box Mr. Bush into various corners with apologetic caveats like: "Maybe I heard the previous statements wrong, governor".

At a news conference, Giuliani said, "Not only are those statements wrong, they are part of the problem.

Rosenberg— who reportedly considered resigning at the time sent out an agency-wide email to his DEA officials shortly afterward, appearing to call Trump's statements "wrong".

But rarely does a candidate prove one of his own statements wrong in the extraordinary manner that Herman Cain has managed to do in recent weeks.

Hodges (1997a,b) wanted to prove Hintikka's statement wrong.

Her organization has stuck behind Akin, although Mackey has called his statement "wrong, plain and simple".

Most Republicans, while also calling Akin's statement wrong, have been less forgiving.

Every campaign a candidate says something that he or she ends up regretting, usually because an opponent or critic manages to prove the statement wrong in some factual or philosophical way.

In other words, the government not only needs to prove the statements were wrong, but that the executives knew them to be wrong.